The Sun. — London, England, 1809-04-27 00:00:00

~~ v ~. ~..~...a,Y'~^ - TO THE EDIT : OR OP Tii,E`SUN. . ~. z., ~.,>R: r to address tr.:few: words to -st . on on a interesting-occasion. I..he Pt'o: i:“:! gallant Archduke CA AIMES prowls' h4t ; w limey& their. sufferings .:,ay have hcen, have not log their national charaae, and the dignity of indrpendence.. This Prinee; . :chose nataiy virtues are pistly held in the highest ektimation,fias'tothe tnrward once more, to asiist the rights iattcl secure the liberties nt brother (4erniatik who have so long beets oppressed ly , the Tyrant of the Continent. It is doubtless the wish of 'evety •wi`ge and honest Anglishinan, As inn , has i tlie drity . of every patrotic Ger nan, to promote he great carte a hick aims to check the anihition of Vrance. 'This, then, is the mantlent (or the ge veroug nrnives of Gieat. Britain, and of every vir mom ri.reigner who finds it shelter in her bosom,. to inter into a liberal subscription tc) anpport the brave Ain>irians in the ensuing conteit, theObjefl of which is to assert national independence', and'to stop the progress el 13egootiit1). Pccutliary : asiistance at the pretient moment' is all that .the heroic followers of ilp.! Archduke require, as the war will be carried on either in the territories of the enemy or in the ter inores of those who .are obliged to appear as his friends, and who, if they- are really sa,• deserve every etil that can belal them ) for - having taken so unnatural a Wei) apitit States with Whom iheY ought to have nude a oornmotricterest; The AUS` triati army at present appears to be composed of the only true; Germancon the Continent ; but a generous saliseription in favour of that army, maylacilitaie their success, and perhaps inspire the Germaus of ' other States to rise with congenial energy,- and bring disgrace and discomfiture upon the great scourge of Europe, and indeed of the whole civiii4ed world. I flatter myself that this appeal'to the generosity of Britons wilt nit be made,in vain, for independently of what the Austria m deserve t tor the spirit with wircli they have entered the field against so power ful an enemy, assisted'hy all the artifices that cun ning and perfidy can put lb motion, the independ-, enCe .;nclw,lCtire of :di States are involved in involvein this grear question for if Austria should fall, the chains of the continent will be rivetted, and the Tyrant . will then be at liberty to plan; at leisure, the ruin of this happy,lsland. A GERM!Of. ABUSE OF P4?RONAGE. -AasTRACT or A art.L FOR 'THE FualltErt Pelmet?- * TitA ()Ft HE &ALE AND StaUKEttnot , ;ov • The Pr , :arnble states, That wh , reas doubts may be :t:no.rtained whether.bargains or sales of offices not dei . cribc,d in the ,sth and 6th of rt&. VI. agaitt,t the buying and selling of offices," are tilegal, and that it is theNtore expedient that such doubts-should be removed, that_ the said: Art snook!' be extended, and tirettual provisions made for the prevention of corrupt practices in the purchase or sale of appoint! ineritS to offices, &c. By the, first Clause the provisions of the ath and 6th Ed. VI. are extended to' all offices-;' and to all omissions civil or militlry'; and to all places. aid employmetits, in every department of Govern, nieut in tn.: United Eit,44.16,1) and Colonies; also T o all ofilceo and places under the appointment' . and coraroul of the East India'Company. The second Clause applies to persons buying.or sailing offices i -or receiving ,or paying m one y or re wards for, or participating in the profits of the same, and coat*, that such persons shall he deemed and adjudged guilty of . . • • l'he Third Clause refers to the punishmeot of per •• • • soli•' receiving or pay ir,g money for soliciting offices, and negetiatieti, car pretended ntgooiation, ,haing thereto. The tcarth Clause enn4ls That from' and after tip.! if airy person or persons shill open or kt'ep any office for the trantareling any busineSs 'mint, ••to• VieancleS in, or the ."purchasing of, or ap- Point nient to, or resignation, transfer, or exchange, ot any offices, tommisaions, • or employ mints What ever, in any public department; and also if any per-' soft , exr persons shall advertise or publish any office or' pli'ree in be kept.' for any of the pu!'prsts aforesaid, or advertise or publish the name cit any person as broker; sou, or sohen, or print, or cause or procure to be ll:titled or advertised, any advertisenwut, or proposal for•••my of theTtoposes aforesaid, : m such case every ..;kten i ws-4), raid also event pertain Who shall wil fully aid,,abet, or moist therein, shall be deemed and 1 - 11j.ii! , 6 ett.?Iiilty erf CLitihe provides against the extension of the At't to the pnrchas,.. kir sal e . o l cot ro n i ss i ons f or tll.O-.lll4gorve4 . p I.rrces ire , .to authorised regimental a g ri ptna,;,iitig lrl stith.cases .according to regulation, witkile,(4 Clau s e ettals, That Officers it) the, artrii tnore than regulateih prices, •or paying agents .tor forkiit. 'their 'cointni , -s• s i ghs , acid bg A lisLt iereu ;.their cometuissiontsold, and - half tilie.prouty..e, when not..exceetliog a certain emu, shall:go'. to the informer.. • seventh Clause proVitios, That the-AE shall not, extend:to lawful deputations, where pa:,•tuerts tit frincipai:or-depiatis out of the tee; and • The eighth:Claus,' arratts, That this Aa shell net • evtend ,to orirces. excepted in former Avis, nor to tecarilies cur transadions under legal went fee TAW., cif :an entire new wo r k, e nt itl e d i ).b/24, ttnti .41fOnlitly,fiegilter, to which attention ha, for screen time been (lima ~tl, tit v,.;/ y litouval iii .promises, It tlit executfon of their, J ! ).ci be at all, adequate, wo entertain no doubt. gait tne patronage of the lite7ary and t4altion•.. cult; hi exteudtal to it in a egret equal to the curipiity Wilk!) ilia. proposals have excited.— An Independel:t and Liberal critique upon-altar,' works of art, upon aIt.CI4IV plIVIC,f1110115(in4 Wthit irt, more ouvei) upon all new nittsicA_ittaxeouted in the style to wbich we know the parties are wi!1„ 3V 110 girt ;t proper 41reetion to public tt;lite, and (liable it - to d6cOrninate 'between the., higher eill'i,rts* of the (hind, And the paltry produe-s tions which are ptibii:Ated, merely to sell. .the Pro-: prietbr4 leave certainly undertaken tt charge to which relit responsibility is antiched I atone look with .no . common anxiety 'to the .p rune of the first ifuntbdr: 1 1 . .7 .11,1 : Or LONDON CZZETTE, .441 21, - t If "ar.:Ogice, April 2,5 .gth Regiment:of'Light , Rragrlons, Lieutenant Geore Walker to be Captain o: t Troop< by_porcli,!se, vice Saul, retires. tioi - ntt it ity Vooli t t, trout the 19th Light C Dm .Lt aner' toed, e • , 17111' ' Captata thwind be - Major, 'without porell.se, vtca Loans, promoted on ttt titan to America, Lienti!nant lames Coitra.i, itoin the Light Disgootts, to tie C`Ji)tarilbt Troop,.vice Wcite, 19th Ditto, Cornet it 'Floid, !tuna the Sth Light Dragoons, •to be•Coloe:, vice. Ydotig, %vial , . 23t1 Ditto, Swoon 1.. Stc..;l,!, front the talit Garrison Batta. • lion, t be Sur,teoiroii.A: Ta}lor, who exchanges. Coldietteant Regiment of Foot Guard's, Thomas Clarke, Gcnt. Jo he Pit , s4taet..Stiri,,eqp,,viee,erake, promoted. • ist Regnoentot ..im l:O 4 o s t t , ll li t t o ir: Galbiers, h'• ,ll, the Btri West india Regiment, to be Surgecin, vice Reynolds, • appointed tpl sd !Acute ,tint Frederick Courtenay, irorn the North Devon ttltttti i to be Ensign. stir Ditto, Erisig i ri - RObeit t 4 apace, from 711tGarrison Battalion, to I), rnsigii, vice Chadwick; Who ekeltanges. btit V. H. ft ledlinrst, from the 2,3 d Foot, to be Lieuit,taiii, s , ice Thomas, vylioextitartgcs , 14th Data, Lieu', 0. lot Howe, trout the Royal Bucks Militia, to be Losign. Ensign - Br} an, front ditto, to be Ensign. 23d Ditto, Liottenant Thonias, from the 6th Foot, to be First Litail , znant, vice MtanititA, whd exchanges Se. I cuod Lienteninit IlroWn to he First Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Kentlhy, who resign . .24th lima, Lieutenant !oho Hasa, train the Royal East middiesex Militia, to be Ensign. Lieuteithitt Alexander from ditto, to be Ensign. 22t1i Ditto Edwarallottinglunn, Gent, to be Ensign, with out pUreliase, vtcc . Potter,. proinoted. • 33(1 Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Beatzelerk, from the Royal East Middlesex Nlilitio, to be - Ensign'. Lieutenant john liain, front the Royal, Last hlichtlesex Militia,qo be En- sign. . 36tii Vito, Ensign T. S. Racster to be Lieutenant, Without purchase, vice White,-who retires. Cunningham Douglas, Limit. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Racster. Ensign Richard Llo}d, from the Slircipslu re Militia. to be Ensign., Surgeon John Reed, from. :the aith Foot, to be Surgeon, • vice lipyce, deceased. 4otti Lieutenant James Greenshiels,. trout the Ayr shire Militia, to be E u agn. Ensign Win. Neilly, from, the Royat. G lantorgaii. ,to be Ensien.• 4stli Ditto, Surgeon William Reynolds, from 'the Royals; to be Surgeon. vice Reed, appointed to-the 36th Foot. s2o Ditto, Hospital. Mate I' ryce Jones to be Assistant-Stir genii. vita Maling, pr aloud in- the Stli Nest India Re. giment , 53d Ditto, Thomas Dowker, Cent, to be Ensign, by pur. viee'liorseley, promoted. . 54th Ditto, Eusign John Sharp tá be Lieutenant, vice Hail, deceased. Ensign E. A. Evansoi: to be Lieutenant, vice Teesdale, deceased. ItiWartt, Gent.rto be En sign, vice Sharp. Ross,- Matthews, Gent.,,to be Ensign, vice Evan H ' ion. 6nit Ditto Lieutenant Charles Henry Tyler, from the 24t h • Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase,Vice Four. mat, promoted. bist Ditto, :titaign Robert Armstrong to be Lieutenantorice.' Burke, deceased. Cent7ernau Cadet Shewbridge, Connor, trorn the Itoyal to bO Ensigny vice Arin4trong Otit Ditto, Ensign John Reynolds, . from' the .3il Garrison • .hartslion, to be Ensign, vice Fordyce, 'promoted in the Sth Garrison 11.1ttshOts. 7&d Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Charles Hamilton, from the Fermanagit Nltlitta, to lac Assisrant.SUrgeon, vice Mount giriet, deceased. 76rti Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Stith; from the Roy al 'East .Middiesex Militia, to be Ensign. i• . ' 8 ist Ditto, ii 3 On lames Watt!, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice 13iggain, pt•niioted. 8:(1 Ditto, , • To be Ensigns—Ensign lames Phillips', trent thelhropshire Shinia. Ensign lames Hall, Innis rlitt4.. • usigis R. H. Wollastoo, Own Ot' nto. SSth Ditto, Lieutenant lames Davidson, front the Royal ,East -Middlesex' Militia, to be Ensign. • 88th Ditto, Ensign H. bilis to he lieutenant, vcitliout put. • chase, vice appOthlecf to thcr Bth. lto) al Battalion. ' g9iit: Ditto, . Ensign Thorn.iv Podmoro to be Lieutenant, by Porches, vice Cioker, who retires. . Ostn Ditto, To be Seecind .Lieutenatits,Lieutenant,iona. thmi.Forster, truni the 2rl Surl'eV Militia. Lieutenant Dug. , Cameron, from the Royal East IMliddleset Nlititia. Lieu tenant J. M. Stokes, from the Shropshire Militia. • • - toad Ditto, Lieutenant Munson Madden, from the Ad Foot, Foot,' to be Captain of a Company Without, purchase. Lieutenant .Wm; Meore to be Captain 01 a Company. - sth West India Regiment, Lieutenant :Henry Munro, from the 76th Finn, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice e, promoted. Scrjeaot Derstnere,. from the &aril Foot, to he Atljntanti with the Rank of Ensign, vice Mackay, promoted. Sib Ditto; Assistant-Swoon (Win Mating, from the szit Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Gallica, appointed to the Royals. • , • • 3d Gattiaw Battalion, David Lindsay, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Reynolds, .appointed to the 67th Foot.. sth Ditto,,Lieutenatit F. %V, Robe, *tom the jilth Foot,' to be Lieutenant, .vicit M'Artltur, deceased. bth Ditto, Surgeon tames Taylor, from the 23(1 Light Dra.. goons, to bo Sorgeon, vice Steele,- win, exchanges, 7th Ditto, Ensign'Thorrias Chadwick; froM the stmt FQQI, tP be EnSign, vice Wallace, who exchanges.• BREVET. Captain Wm. Thompson of the 21St Poot, to be Major in me Army, C 4114111 Benjamin Preedy„ of the 9otla l'out, to he Major in the Army. Royal Manx Fencibles, Ensign Thatcher to be Lieute. name vicc,lirew, who resigns. George iitAittl Kayll, Gent. to be Ensign, vie; Thatcher. Mice4Cp aNDUIS. The Appointment of A ibistant-Surgeon Evan Morgan, from Halt-pity of the 35th Foot, to be Assistant.4urgeon to the Royat York. Rangers, as named in the Gazette of the as th ult. has. not taken play), The ancter,Mehtitmeti• Offiget w superseded being absent . .• without leave. , . Ensign IHcho t °NV ith tixt.lll,ll of the. Give of the German Legton.- • • • • Colin beslons signed by the Lora Lieutenant of the County ofl3etitord. WeAerit Battalion of Lssex Captain WAI fidgi;is to be Major, vice Gletton, resigned. Dated le,' iL9. • Loyal Havering Volunteer Cavalry. jjhrt Crosse t.;aclsatver Crosse. Esq. to tie Major, *ice man, tlect-Jsztl, datai Atarch az. terl. Loyal tVanstetatl Volunteer infantry. Quarles 13artis, Jun. Gout. to 1k..Era4441t, dated March ay, 44). Como:lotions tasned by, th e ;:.art Lieutenant of the County ' of K:Ht. East Kcnr'hlil tea. lamas Simmons, Gent, to ho Licuteront, dated 041. r, tgel. john Grainger, Cent. 4:0 bt 4nsign,. dated Match 2,4, 184. Wct i Kent To be Captains—Rut , c“ Vs 4Li. SprAggy, Esq. vice Bor 5 . ; , •resioed, cLi%d Moen 13(.19. Edward Lacey, Lei f ViCC Slkfl.X, prarnote,i, dated_ April I I, li3og. To bc Lictitcnant4-- Edward. ,Vuung, Ccnt.,,* v'Ge pruniutiut, It. M. et 411113, Gt:llt, Viet: W.lll, promoted, both cLitt:d Aiwa • To be 11:14 , igns-, lance Coveney, Gent. vice Young. Thos. IVenflow,Gent. vice Collins, built aged od. to, illy,. Will. Itati (;ent.' datcti Felj. 16, 113:9. Ste t}lru Tidy, Gent. .rands Pope, Gent. vice Young, proinined, bout dated April iu, dog.. Barker Wall, Gent. vide Col proincickt, dated Apcij 14, IS 9. Comndavicria signed by the .Loard Licotenant of the County of Glamorgan. Central - Regiment of Glamorgan Local Militia. To be Lieuteoant.. l .-elenei-Cominamitult —RowleyLaseelles, Esq. dated Sept. 24, tSaB. To be I,leutettant-Colosiel--Wm.Vaughan, Esq. dated Sept. 34, I. • To be Major--William Gibbon, Esq. dated Sept. 9.4, 78 0 8. To be S upernumerary MAjor-- I oho kawardsi, k.sq, dated Sept. 24, To be Captains— lohn James Bassett, Esq. John Williams Mansfield. , Esq. I)avul Bevan, Esq. Wm. Letvis, Esq. plus Wm. Barton, lis4l, WM. Morgan Evans Esq.. 1. 14sq. Henry Latoo s Esq. Wm.. Jenkins, Esq, „ . • Robert Savours, Esq. Robert Henrylen Esq. aft dated Sept. 24;1801. - To be Lieetenants Watermall;•C6rlt.'rillitbarir firh, Cleat. •Geory,e locloseGetit. %Villiarn lanes, Gent. Christop;:r Perkins, Gent. Edward Jenkins, Gent. .john lenkins, Gent. David4enkiii,), Gebt.-Thoinai C rove,Crilt. .DiiVidbAker,GePt, Morgan DeVies,Gtitt.. flatlets Gent. Dated Sept . '. 24: ISA? • ' 'To be Adjutant - Captain . Sarraol • .• :Howell. Dated Sept. 24, To he. z•uperliumer4ry • Adjutato r,C4ptain. Robert Richard ' Roberts. Dated Sept. 24, To be Quarter.:Mastcr. - J aim Ballard, Cent. Dated Sept. 24, itfoll. Tone Surgeor-,Williarn Salmon, Cent. Dated Sept. a.ls .• 1808. . . • Eastern Regime nt Of GlainOrgan Local Militia. To be •Lieutenant.Culone.l4.:ornman4ant lona ['rice, Esq. dated Sept. 24, !Seg. To be laentenant.Colonel-+lalt Bassett, Esq.•-dated Sept. a 4, [Sob. •:To be Major—Daniel runes, Esq. dated Sept. 24, Tote Captains-, t\• paanalii Lewis, jun. Esq. Wm. Mzy rick, Esq. Calkn, Wilkins, Esq. Evan Sainuel, Esq. Jahn juke, Esq. Thomas Rees, .-Lisq. • Whttlock chull. EMI. all dated Sept. 24, 1808. fßo2bi.t.Ntrtit Lieutenants - tVlm. L sans, Coat. David Hop kills, Gent. Win. Nlorgan, Gent. Benjamin "S•clormi, Cent. Evan Thomas, Gent. , TbOrbAs C'e:q . Richard Alma m i . Gent. Tlionias , Gardicler, lAent, all dated Sept. A 18.. • To be Se4.:(44l(ll.leutebati4 tliilMS, Cent. Georgellird, Gent. Wm. Jacob. “esit., George Evans Au brey, tent. Evan Davies, Gent. Win. Vacheil, Gent. Wm. Davies, Gent. Thongts•EVaitS, Gent. all dated Sept. 24, 068. - To be Adjutant—Captain Wirn..Williams, dated saptegibcr 24, 1805.. To be Surgion—llrodsett Grover, Gent. to be Stugeon, dated Sept. :A, ALL Western Reglinent of Glartiorgari Local Militia: John Llewellyn. Esq. to be Lieutenant.Cutonet Lorninand , ant, &into Sept • 24, iSulf. Ric:4l.4rd Hoare lenkrus, Esq. tote Lieutenant-Cdlonel, dated • Sept. 24, To be Major--Morgan Popkiit Tubercle, Esq. dated Sept. • 24, i 503. 'To tie Captains—Williain Davies, Esq. Joseph May, hsq. fames Coke, Esq. l'hoinas ticrobts, Esq.. "t•tt..aiis Leyson, Esq. lona Voss, Esq. Edward tia.vkins, Esq. David Long, Esq. Thomas Jackson, Esq. and Joluil'cr- Isms ' at!. all dated. Sept: .24, tSott. . • . To be hrst Lieutenants —Smomult Cent. John Jenkins, Gent. llopkin Rees. .Cent. . David Gent.. Saittiel ilawkins, Gent. .Thorclas Alorgan, Gent, Thomas haves, , t.,e.rit. 'Lewis Thomas, Gent. all waled Sept. 24, iSoB.. • To be Second Lieutenants:- Win. Baker:Gent. Thonias Siteasby t Gent. .! - Rnbert Harwood, Gent. - Yvilli.utt W.I. hams,' Gent.. Thotas TnQindS, Cleat. ail dated Sept. z 4, 1888. . , To b;:. Adjutant—captain Wm. lanes dated Sept. 24. doll. To be quarter...Master—Thomas bent. dated 24, . , A Corps, by his Majesty's permission, to be attached to the _ . • • - Above Regiment. • - Tia.be Major-Thomas Lock,wouu, Esq., Dated .Sept. 2 4, 'To ue Captains-john ftdrieys, Esq. john Minshell, Esq. Dittd Se p t. 24. 18;8. • To be hist Lieutco , nts._William Bevan, Gent. • John Grove, - Gent Trivinas Lott Martin, (kat. Dated Sept. tS,II. 'Co be Second Lieutenants-William Richards, Gent.. David . • Davies; Cent. Daleti'deln. 24, tileit. .„. Commissions it the liuteshire Regiment of Militia, • be ...Sig:* by the Lord Lieutenant. TO COlODel.C9MillatiCLlnt - Vice Lk:WA:ll4ln Archibald - Moate. i)ated Dec. 28, plot. To be- I. ieutenant-l;olunci-Alexander Lamont, E , q. e . d Marcit 21, 1169; • To be Mujur-uilald Bindle, Gent. Dated-March as, 18 . 09. To be Captain b, brevet-Adjutant John MacGregor, dated Sept: 24,: Atoll To Captains-Andrew Crawlord, Esq. dated March at, - • Allot). Mihail Kuuertson, Esq. eaten 22, ro,s9. iJulei Anderson, En. dated ,Vrarch £3, i6C9. tsq, dated &Lacs, z 4, 5809. oraiii.nn AA. dated March 2s, 1609. '••• To be Lieutenants-ltubert Ewing, Gent.' 'dated Sept. a; ii,abertautt,, Cunt. dAted z,, 144.9. Dougal Lamont, t3tttt. timed Atarl, 22, attov. luau 'ittin.avirlay, 1.013. datedNlarun s 3, sb.9. Clt, n i es kinlay, 'Geld., dated &limit 24, iboy. s‘ott, Gaut. dated Marci, 25, 16.9. • To be Ensign-Archibald Mac Lea, Cent. itdetl. March 21, •14u9. • . To be tuarter Master-Alexandcr Irvine,' Gent. dated De... comber To be SLugeon-Jonn Stobv, Gent. dated Sept. Ai, )B.A. Connuistions signed, by the Lord I,leUtenatit ter Ayrshire." 35th, or Al rsinre Regiment ut Militia. To be Lieutenant -Ensign, iyali i,JUIIII4II. John 1 - ‘1110,4A110 tha Line, dated Marcia 29, a 09.. TO be brisi h o • joins Lungcon, Gent. iqce Norrnan pro :noted, dated March 29 1 ibo9. . Commission in the,. liuntingoonshire Local Militia, signed by his m a je st y. To be Adjutant . with' the Lilo. or Laptalit-tiydgea David kiuukc, Gent . §ept., 2 4, ,8 0 8. r 0,0 CrOWn 40", . 1 4 rit 2 5 ,ts°9. MEMBERS ItIITUNNSP ttt StiRVE IN THIS PItEtiENT PAIALIAb4NT. . . Borough of I:altash—Nindoici tiiurgn Pientlergast. of I.tttle Ntanhope.stroct, in me 'Courtly of NiuLtlestx, Esq, itt lite 100111 Of 10411 Wino 144 63.:34:CC1pt hi the t..ittirettt, Cify of Cashel.— Rollctt Peele, of prqton l3assctt, in the County of Staiiigu,•in the tooth. of Quintift Who Iliftt avvolitoti the Witco of Escheattor of Munster. Lilll l , IMPORT. COURT .OF KING's BENCH, A, ti: IttittiOULAIIITY PRACTICE, The Arrou N EY GEN,littA I. obtained a. tole to sheiv` cause• why the judgment, in ry ease entitleif Trims ton v. **Taylor ' shotildnot be set aside, upon th e, ground . , that the :proceedings - zs ere. irregulnr, inas. ir4Och as 1110 defendant had never been served With' .a writ of ',ghat. The only knowledge he had : of the debut', which was for a Criminal , Conlieriation with the, plaintiff' 's wife,"WoU a notice Of declaration sured upon hitt') in 1804. Subsequent to that he . had quitted London, and in his absence the 'plaintiff' had obtained judgment by default, and. a writ of inquiry to assess damages being executed before the the. Jury had awarded 10001. damages, for which sum he was now charged in execution: h waS added„that as he could not claim to be liberated under.the insolvent Debtors' .Act, he must stay hi prison all his life. time,' unless the Court interposed. CONTEMPT or Pttocass. A role to show cause why an attachment should not issue bgaitut 4 person of the name of Hatton, WAS obtained for a contempt of the process of ihat. Court, he having attempted to escape Iron th e She. riff's Officers %vhe arrested hitu. l'tie personal in jury complained of was, that flatten, in his resist ance, had cut the Bailin 's eye and oak, and neatly strangled him by squeezing his throat. NISI PAWS. Lord ELLEMIOROUGHi et one o'clock, held the first . Sidings in Tcrtn, when the following -cubes cre tried : DOE DAM DOtill V. HARRIS, FSCI. • This was an ettion of ejeetnieut ; and it appeared. from the statement of Mr. Park, that the plaintiff, previous to the burning of Covent.gartlen Theatre, I kept a public house in liow-street, known by the i fare Witti the Theatre; the defendant., l i aviv, egtoti 40 412. ti‘in °I the Stru ter,, fiat Sharing arnilat with the.groUnd-landlard, had built upon the si..tc, and thereby destroyed the plaintiff's occupancy. The.prescnt action was therefore brought to esta blish a right to sue for the mean profits, the delen dam hitherto having refused to make compenritior: The Learned Counsel added, that the defeodant had admitted the plaintiff's case, namely, that he oecu. , pied the house in question at the tune of the tire, and that he the (defendant) had suhsequeittiv upon the spot where that house stood. T:,ete titian alio another adinissiun, namely, that the plaint itf had received a regular notice to quit at Michaelmas Mg; Mr. G*naow said he was not instrueled to o v phso the Plaintiff's 'right to a verdict in rjeament buf ,when All the surreuncling neighbourho..J thought the destruction of the.Theatre a grievous c,-.lamil, the Plaintiff' seemed to rejoice in his 5041 fortuns; and supposed he should rise, like another Plitettix, from its ashes; and so .be:tuigl.t, had h.s notions of combenslti.‘n ,been at ell reiisonable ; bu! he mint demand for his interest in the It n e lit question; though nothing more than tenant front year tai year, a sum five hunched tittles tnor. than the ale simple of the land on which the !loose stem!. Thot cl:.mand he had ads i.ed the Defendant not to coat:. ply with, and Laless be mOder ited his expectations., be would be put to his aetion,tor toeatt profits. Lord ELLENBOROUGiI said, the time alas nut come to talk about compensntion. The Plainta r, ax ea• titled to averdia, and by the thee the lessee of the ViiiimitT got his 1811 d again, the Plninittr ,wouldexpire.—Verdiet for the P1341011.s pmsession ; „, niS tAAASESTy held a Privy Conned yesterday, at which the RECo . RDEn of London attended , and. lll3 de leis Report ot Convids capitally coirvimed at the Sessions before 13ct; at the Old Ba ley, wren Itin MAJESTY Was plPased to order tor oiecotior nest Wedneiday, Cook, for Woking open 'a • Atable iu Charlotte-street, and discharging a piaiol at cannon and Wilkosson, convicted last Nu vetither Seisioni,* were also reported for extorting Inonil from Mr. Buttrrs, S. litne'S's Park. They were both reprieved during his MA.; c , iTY's pienstire• • BIRTH. On the :6th inst. at !Aunt-aim Lodge, tilt Lady of Gen. Durdis, of a AlifßP/R.O. • On ftfond.iy, at St. Andrew's, Holborn, Robert Chathaffir Esq. to Miss Griffiths, of Eurnivars.inn, Hllb.frn.' On Tuesday, at Islington 'Mr. Wisloth Armistead , 0., that place, to ElitsbA Godlrey , vomit daughter of the late Rev. *Richard Gotlifey, lormer4 Vicar of ford, in the County of Yesterilay,at St. Mai y.le—honne, Mr. folio Henry Pe lle !" 4 . of Chandoi.street, to Mary Ann, youngest daughter ut jat.a Schweitzer, Esq. of Middlesex • place. • ills Lately, Ut St. Vincent's, Lieutenant lolin Bird+, , Majesty's Bath Regiment, to Miss Ann Grant, Young``" danaiter of Charles Grant, od Esq. of the same Isls. In October last, at Madras, eownall P e ff e w, Esq. (7 'l' tain of the Royal tidvy. eldest son al Sir E. l'ellew. to Miss 1- Liza Barlow, eldest daughter of Sit George liAnu". Bart. K.B. - I ~ nvt• —__ In 0 aober Last. at Breda; sr David Nieolson. P0fIllP g• On TharsO ., y the 20t11 11141. 111 00r5Ct.Street. StplArC. 3gra ten years, `the sun ot, (antes Setup, Ksq • .A. On Tuesday morning last, at his hnuse in LondrinOV . Filgruy..stiu.aa, Atter a long OA !Wall! inners, (-.co. Sr' it Ess . . . ... . A tip saint aay, at t?*;; hlUte or her uncle, ktichartt mama Ei'' “,(43r Queer; sttr:t, of Mans Rudd, the only daughter ` 1,. (:::. jaw t.dward tsq. nt Bedrardonte. eßics p'' Irocirs . ~ . YLSTERPAY. India Stock, '1344- iS4} India Bonds, to. lbs. ICI Sunlit :;t4l S tOi:g, • 041. Arm. E.::.4,1c.r1. Billsou. t4lft Ph , Uranium, . • 4 „, Cons. Jig 2th May, 61 flank 9trirk Navy ; pe: Vent_ 98 e per Cent i 797, s Ce per Cent, Sc .37. St 3 .7er Cent. Hot 66 t ; per Cent, Conic 67 1„ Apv.• IS 3- It;i:1$ . - ritOM is TA ►tic ilti4go-Street, , Lontinn s 437;, • (;• inVe trY.,. inform rill, that "eVer stace Sir. March tBOl , O , ye -, r 17,0. I have been allicie.l %vita the Lues Vt'n e ff re:" its. obstinately tasiatuig every curt t the. omit ,of the Ear.nif. l erflei.zoilig 'several severe courses of salicitivir j. and twice , ilit-charge4 -front the tfosuitali with 'littr ei r i 4l, l r h ; 3 , peu. tp, bc .f u islettir)4l , spring ori;ist. ttr,s,,,4r .got to„ipzen . nez:ly to put tr 3. hai 4 large Oil on the ertAmit Pt ni)Ateati. 'one on etch aYln , Anil ttlia o:atilt a., faightfu 1, ominer ; trig 4 - iglit Was felly pairifvq, aiiil hotel' bAen in 4 ,sLati. of uloeratico lor t !' t ;, L t „ / se yen . ;,i , ar.; had also two l et) ,re n oaes 0 1 12, ;# *as tory - ffitiO dtsculoirretl, and . gave the such extrilt i ll when warin.in heel, •ati nearly p t ive mciof rest; this ;latnentable state, I . was t v " ° '; t timfed by Mr. 1. Thohyseri; 6 , 410 recei tea so • 4 1 '„ c ; : i ils . , pure by then) hire), to take your Lea:cies Patent w hich I,,btr..in to ill , . - on ttir - 16t11 'of —May ; the co l'; of a.for;4iFitt,, I• began tn. receive; i i et i c than a month, the mi t erson illy held arta arriii ore'i soonrilv after, the itnres' on my. Ic4s ash:; - .however, coinunerable discolonnnion itYtio,„ skin, 4 , 1 ,11.:paut in, the . taus of the lett, kvhillit, by iing ut. CIA, and a little longer iLlbleMedicine, subsided, the notes (hsverliitx, ow, JILY re)lal-jai/ 1 4 ratur4 l 1 / 1 1e, notWiiroal .reins goin6oll. I thus bet;aoie, by your, li4erat a Avii4xi ' ' tt .,„. Perfectly tree,. ;runt all my forrtier. eoltryl- 11 !"!,ip !tare recoverett r my thriner spirits aril strength, and comejeliy atid fat; in. , Scars iiavitutoontioue tilli n;sl ntotitits to the of ;di who knew a loss in what terms to express my' 6t-It tar the goodof other stlti6ojk ntortak i - , to mik , .:-t` t ;.i o n; case as public- as .pessilife,'..a. 1 'ehalt ever}' in so doing, you will greatly yutir ,Lit. obtxtizht, tcry Ititroble4crvant, 4 11. }. X . 111n_L R . Swan's Close, - fligli - -tt feet': Witnesses to the ah,ve Cure: 10itt4 'Taos! soti,. No, 3,, New l'otiltry htirket ; ' l- `" roill 4 1%4'1 1 , 4 TQ 11. ()IA Asseuil,ly 7 CloFe, Prepared :ma - Siefit by the 'sole Profirieor, T'ito at s v , Niembet of the Ri, lit Cotk.:L. I ' l goon., ,at hisAouse,: bi=,; :9 . 7tit„,,,, firidge.,!..;tt whets, .fitter a 4i=nstoht reAttettee r,Y ill"' ' l ' years, in it praetic c e • • Vi.tlereal those- incident' , ' his protrssiu:. ou ways. u;)sef + ' natters ltttselt . , tite J . atifnsmstes to. , piftio.' tart; A: N;'` esteenteii, by a disecining iiiittlic, .1.1e 4 "' (Idol art.noshio artki by ffl t, P thrice liYLin at dlitastiv l'efrtio.et , • , . Alhart . -street,. T ; . the : i+slipp, ,, , oril-street; Mr. ,Diaboryttgle.:„ No. 7, hlt,; t • " hilt ; istxtirs., Soutnobrmike.' tilasgow ; Dame,strtN 1 pelPti tr every corlstderallo - ranth in 6 • Itelarki, in Ifoxes as. 9d. r„Ach.,,scal 6 i -and plain direttions, whereliy,persens et clue thclnseive v, itit; speed, secte::y„ a:ut • N. ti. Every box. sold in tre-at tlriiatn is = a - Stamp, on which, by t 1 1 ,1911( at the. iiihted, at the Stantly t)hiee—s , T:l‘4y l,- )t. ilrisige4treet,"—to irrutate which is Felony, Alta Af arc Contittricits. 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